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The Use of Technology for Effective Learning and Assessment in a New Generation of Residents. Harsh Sule, MD - Associate Program Director Ron Hall, MD Nara Shin, MD Bernard Lopez, MD Thomas Jefferson University & Hospitals. aka Board Review – Audience Response Systems – Online Testing.
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The Use of Technology for Effective Learning and Assessment in a New Generation of Residents Harsh Sule, MD - Associate Program Director Ron Hall, MD Nara Shin, MD Bernard Lopez, MD Thomas Jefferson University & Hospitals
A New Generation • Old School vs. • Old School + • Is the format useful for them? • Are we keeping them interested? • Is it easy/practical for us?
Board-Review • Started with • Rosen’s reading assignments • CORD tests • Paper tests
Paper Tests: Challenges Poor image quality Lack of immediate feedback Need independent motivation to learn about incorrect answers “Active” participation in test review? “It’s a test!”
3-tier approach Reading assignments In-classroom audience-response system based testing Online makeup/remediation
Audience-Response System • Turning Technologies: ResponseCard XR • $50/resident • Individually assigned to each resident • Test presented using slides • 20 questions • Standardized sources
The Mechanics • TurningPoint Anywhere software • Mac/Windows • Overlay – not program dependent • LMS integration (Moodle, Blackboard, Sakai...) • Demo...
Demonstration 1. Which city is farthest south? New York City Rome London Istanbul
Demonstration 1. Which city is farthest south? New York City (40° 42’ 51”) Rome (41° 54’ 0”) London (51° 30’ 0”) Istanbul (41° 1’ 7”)
Make-up & Remediation • Online make-up for “excused” absences • Remediation • Preset guidelines for scores • Retake online • Note sources of questions • Review sources of questions • Complete online honor code remediation statement (Google Docs)
Does it work? Maintains interest for a new generation of learners Immediate feedback/discussion/reinforcement Automate several tasks Regular monitoring = early intervention Still support independent learning Treat residents like “adults”
Does it work? 80% of residents find it “very useful”!
Contact info harsh.sule@jefferson.edu